Sentence examples for no clear record from inspiring English sources

But the state often has no clear record of these reimbursements because the Texas ethics code does not require lawmakers to report them — it is voluntary — or to itemize the reimbursements.

This summer a high court judge accused the SFO of "sheer incompetence" after it admitted it had "no clear record" of the information it used to obtain warrants to search Vincent Tchenguiz's home.

The high court ruled that search warrants on the two brothers in March 2011 were illegal and the SFO was later accused by a judge of "sheer incompetence" when it admitted it no clear record of the information used to obtain warrants for the raids.

The Ministry of Defence has no clear record of how many casualties there were before then, although statistics show 10 were seriously hurt.

With no clear record of insulin delivery method for 103 (14.6%) cohort members, 154 (21.8%) were current and 36 (5.1%) intermittent CSII users.

He said: possible explainations included that "incoming intelligence reports were routinely destroyed" and no clear records were kept of what was destroyed.

"How is it that it doesn't pose a problem in these countries, but it creates a debate here?" He also said that the test would be voluntary and would be used only where there were no clear records "to prove that children are really your own".

Most of the genotypes are currently used in breeding programs in the region, but there are no clear records for ancestry or precise geographic origin of the majority of these genotypes.

There are no polls of the 115 cardinals who will be making the decision – at least no public polls – and no other variables, like economic growth, with a clear record of predicting the winner.

President Bush has a clear record and agenda.

To wit: The Democrat Party has a clear record when it comes to taxes.